Regtech

Elevator Ventures, a 100 percent subsidiary of Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) have invested in kompany, an Austrian RegTech platform for Global Business Verification and Business KYC, while previous investors have increased their stakes. RBI is investing in kompany via its

Regulatory technology, or regtech, is an emerging field within the fintech industry that utilizes information technology to enhance and streamline regulatory processes. The main functions of regtech are regulatory monitoring, reporting and compliance, with companies in the space using technologies

Regtech, a term that refers to the use of technology such as advanced analytics, robotic process automation, cognitive computing and cloud computing, to help financial services firms get better at dealing with regulation, is one of the fastest-growing segments of

RegTech is a shorthand for regulatory tech, a subset of fintech that focuses on technologies that could help facilitate the delivery of regulatory requirements in a comprehensive and cost-effective way. The rise of RegTech was only a matter of time,

Last year, the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) expressed intentions about launching a global sandbox, and just a few months later, announced a collaboration with regulators around the world to create that sandbox for innovative fintech firms to interact with

The countdown to the entry into force of the new Swiss Financial Services Act (FinSA) is underway. It will only take a few months and then certain client advisors operating in Switzerland – primarily those of foreign financial service providers

Apiax, a Zurich based regtech startup that helps ensure compliance for banks and wealth managers have announced their expansion into the UK. This news comes fresh off the back of Apiax bagging the “Early Stage Startup of the Year” at

New legal requirements in Switzerland will make Regtech services in financial services a very hot topic. The Berne Stock Exchange wants to be at the forefront of this and is now looking for Regtech partners. The new Financial Services Act